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Active USVI COVID Cases Remain In Single Digits 
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Active USVI COVID Cases Remain In Single Digits 

CHRISTIANSTED — The Virgin Islands Department of Health is reporting today that the number of COVID cases remains in the single digits, with the positivity rate holding at 2.4 percent.…
Posted by John McCarthy April 17, 2023
50% of Kids in USVI Have Had Dengue Fever: Proof WHO Neglects Poor Black Children
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50% of Kids in USVI Have Had Dengue Fever: Proof WHO Neglects Poor Black Children

CHARLOTTE AMALIE — Dengue fever is on the rise in the region and a recent study estimates more than half of children in the territory have had a prior infection. Dengue is…
Posted by John McCarthy April 10, 2023
Six In Puerto Rico Indicted In $9 Million Scheme Targeting U.S. Funds
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Six In Puerto Rico Indicted In $9 Million Scheme Targeting U.S. Funds

SAN JUAN (AP) — A federal grand jury in Puerto Rico has indicted six people in an alleged fraudulent scheme involving $9 million in government pandemic funds, officials said Wednesday.…
Posted by John McCarthy April 6, 2023
‘Malfunctioning Air Conditioning Units’ Close VIDOH’s Community Health Clinic Today
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‘Malfunctioning Air Conditioning Units’ Close VIDOH’s Community Health Clinic Today

CHRISTIANSTED — The Virgin Islands Department of Health (VIDOH) said that the Maternal Child Health, Immunizations and Community Health Clinic on St. Croix will close at 12:30 p.m. today, Tuesday,…
Posted by John McCarthy March 14, 2023
VIDOH’s Office of Vital Records & Statistics Closes For Training
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VIDOH’s Office of Vital Records & Statistics Closes For Training

CHARLOTTE AMALIE — The Virgin Islands Department of Health (VIDOH) advises the public that Vital Records and Statistics Offices located in Knud Hansen on St. Thomas and Charles Harwood Modulars on…
Posted by John McCarthy March 13, 2023
All Visits Banned At St. Croix Hospital ‘Due To Violence In Our Community’
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All Visits Banned At St. Croix Hospital ‘Due To Violence In Our Community’

SUNNY ISLE — "Violence in our community" forced St. Croix's only hospital to temporarily end visitation rights at the Diamond Ruby medical facility this morning. The Juan F. Luis Hospital…
Posted by John McCarthy March 4, 2023
Royal Caribbean Reports Smaller-Than-Expected Loss; Forecast Disappoints
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Royal Caribbean Reports Smaller-Than-Expected Loss; Forecast Disappoints

MIAMI (Reuters) — Royal Caribbean Group reported a smaller-than-expected loss for its fourth quarter today, as pent-up demand for leisure travel helped offset the pressures from rising fuel prices and stronger…
Posted by John McCarthy February 7, 2023
Is Technology The Key To Medical Resiliency In The U.S. Virgin Islands?
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Is Technology The Key To Medical Resiliency In The U.S. Virgin Islands?

CHARLOTTE AMALIE — The Department of Human Services (DHS) today announced that the first ever Digital Security Health Information Exchange Environmental Scan (USVI eScan 2023) has been completed and is…
Posted by John McCarthy January 24, 2023
Macao Eases COVID Rules, But Tourism, Casinos Yet To Rebound
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Macao Eases COVID Rules, But Tourism, Casinos Yet To Rebound

MACAO (AP) — Only a few tourists crisscrossed the wavy black and white paving of Macao’s historic Senado Square on a recent weekday and many of the shops were shuttered.…
Posted by John McCarthy January 2, 2023
Some 700 Total Cases of Leptospirosis Since Hurricane Fiona, Outbreak News Today Says
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Some 700 Total Cases of Leptospirosis Since Hurricane Fiona, Outbreak News Today Says

SAN JUAN — The Puerto Rico Department of Health reports nearly 800 total (confirmed, probable and suspect) cases of leptospirosis in the aftermath of Hurricane Fiona on September 18, 2022, according to…
Posted by John McCarthy January 1, 2023

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